Upcoming Honda Cars in India

Honda came to India in 2001 with a factory in Manesar, Uttar Pradesh. Since then, it has become synonymous with the car choice of a middle-class Indian household.

As we look at some of these upcoming Honda cars, it is worth noting that Honda City led the way in 2020's mid-size sedan segment. The upcoming Honda cars in India will look to add more value to an already Honda lineup.

Honda is launching two new cars in the 2021-22 period and one facelift for the Amaze model. Check out details of these upcoming Honda cars in India 2021.

Top Upcoming Honda Car Models in India

1. Honda HR-V

Honda HR-V is taking crossover SUVs to whole new levels with its versatile and stylish exterior. Honda has invested in the styling of edgy grilles that lends a touch of gravitas to the car's face. You can easily select a whole host of add-ons like trim kits, fog lights, and crossbars.

A Real-Time All-Wheel Drive can send power to all four wheels, which helps this SUV get across uneven terrain and rough road conditions.

Price: Ex-showroom price Rs. 14 lakhs
Engine capacity: 1.5 l
Mileage: 20-22kmpl
Expected launch date: Dec 2021
Seating capacity: 5
Body type: SUV

2. Honda Amaze Facelift

The vehicle comes embedded with a couple of safety protocols such as Standard Ace Body Structure, ECU Immobilizer system, Standard ISOFIX, and rear parking camera.

Seating in this Honda Amaze is exceptionally noteworthy with its roomy and spacious interiors for maximum comfort of occupants. Let's take a closer look at the engineering features of this vehicle! The car comes with an i-VTEC Petrol Engine or the i-DTEC Diesel Engine.

Car enthusiasts are expectantly waiting for the Honda upcoming SUV as it looks to give an added facelift to an already brilliant car. The facelift is sure to extend these new features with a BS6 emission norms compliant engine and similar updates on the WR-V facelift.

Price: Rs.6-10 lakhs
Engine cc: 1498cc
Mileage: 18.6kmpl
Expected launch date: January 2022
Seating capacity: 5
Body type: Sedan

3. Honda New Jazz

The Honda New Jazz is the car that is designed keeping the exclusive client in mind. In the international market, it goes under the Honda Fit branding. Targeted at those wanting a lot more from their cars than just a means to travel, Honda’s new car launch is awaited expectantly by drivers who look for the best handling and luxury.

Boot space is also plentiful with this hatchback as it has a 354L of luggage area and a seat height adjuster that makes long driving all the more pleasant. Finally, the DIGIPAD 2.0 is there to get more connectivity features for the busy car owner.

Price: Ex-showroom price Rs.7-10 lakhs
Engine CC: 1199cc
Mileage: 17.1kmpl
Expected launch date: Feb 2022
Seating capacity: 5
Body type: Hatchback

Frequently Asked Questions

✓ Is the New Honda Jazz expensive to maintain in India?

The New Honda Jazz is a spacious, easy on maintenance and upkeep vehicle. It looks to have the same maintenance charge as a Honda Jazz, which takes around Rs.23,792 in 5 years. It could be that the first service after 5000 km is likely to be free, as is the second service after 10000km.

✓ Which is better, Honda Amaze or Honda City?

Refer to the following table to assess, which of the two suits your needs best.

Honda City: Starts from Rs.9.30 lakhs, 1497cc, 17.4kmpl

Honda Amaze: Starts from Rs.6.25 lakhs, 1199cc, 18.6kmpl

Both are available with one fuel type engine, that is petrol.

✓ Will the Honda HR-V be redesigned in 2021?

There will be a few select modifications that are expected. A stylish new look is in the cards to compete with the small SUVs. The 4 cylinder power will remain but may have a turbocharged or naturally aspirated type. The cabin may be redesigned to function better, but the second-row magic seat may be retained.

✓ What problems does the Honda HR-V have?

From 2015 to 2018, the Honda HR-V's common complaints have been the uncomfortable seating and the defective paint. Also, some of the other problems are the window gaskets leaking. Uncomfortable seating was most prevalent in the 2016 model.